Hong Kong has revised its Heat Stress at Work warning system by lowering the temperature thresholds for issuing higher-level alerts. The changes, prompted by public criticism that the system failed to adequately respond to recent extreme heat, will automatically trigger an "Amber" warning when temperatures reach 35 degrees Celsius in multiple districts. Additionally, the system will adjust its thresholds downwards when the Hong Kong Observatory issues an "Extremely Hot Weather" Special Alert. AI
RANK_REASON Policy change by a government department in response to public criticism.
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